What Is The Best DAW For Music Production 2021

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🎶🎵 Sections Of This Best DAW For Music Production Video🎵🎶
0:00 Intro To What Is the best DAW
0:14 What People Might Tell You
0:24 The Truth About What The Best DAW For You Is
0:39 Recommendations To Try
1:09 Cakewalk By Bandlab
2:14 Tracktion Waveform Free
3:39 FL Studio
5:13 Ableton Live
7:02 Presonus Studio One
8:16 Avid Pro Tools
9:58 Reaper DAW
11:46 Reason
13:03 Steinberg Cubase

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About this video
In this video Zane from Audio Tech TV (formerly Simple Green Tech) looks at what is the best DAW for music production in 2021. These are both paid and free daws. But you might already have the best digital audio workstation for you. What works best for me may not be best for you. So be sure to find a digital audio workstation that you're comfortable with and stick with that one to figure it all out. This video should help you find music production software for beginners, and music making software for more advanced users. There is a good variety of music recording software and music production software here. If you want more videos like this be sure to subscribe to Audio Tech TV on YouTube.

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[Syntox]

Always love these "round-ups" even when I already know what the picks are gonna be

[tommy-t]

absolutely brilliant video, very informative. I really want to up my game with recording stuff and I'm sitting here learning more about DAWs than I study for tests!

[duttyluke]

Thank you again Zane you are a great teacher your words of inspiration Are keeping me going, And I am sure many others.

[stxejn]

I really, really, REALLY appreciate how you've kept an unbiased view. You stuck to the basic facts to let the viewer make the decision for themselves. FL Studio and Reaper aren't seen as "professional" daws as compared to Logic, Pro Tools, Ableton, and Cubase. I tend to make more electronic rock music, so I started out with FL Studio. I'm comfortable with it, I know mostly how to do things in it, however a lot of times I've felt it has held me back creatively. I've done my research and am going to give Presonus Studio One a try. I've seen great things on it, especially for producers like myself. I'll probably end up using both. I also have used Reaper. I love what they do with it, but as a daw it just simply isn't for me. It makes a completely unmatched audio editor though, it's very very responsive and snappy which is what you want in audio editing. So if you produce samples, Reaper would be perfect for mixing them than anything else out there in my opinion.

[TeslaOsiris]

Started on a Logic trial

Then I tried Ableton...fell in love with its UI...plopped down for the whole Ableton Live 11 Suite. Its workflow is the closest to how I think about music in my head.

[biggred]

Glad I found this video. Will def recommend to others. Cheers man and thank you

[operasinger]

Zane, thanks for taking the time for these helpful video.

[metalchick]

Thank you so much for making this video!! It's brought more light to the subject for me! Much appreciated!!🙏🙏🙏

[andythedrummer]

This is a great video! I hust switched from FL to Reaper as I'm more focused on recording, and what a great idea that was. Definitely recommend at least trying it out.

[gabriella]

I think you must be the nicest music software reviewer on the tube 🌻 thank you Zane, way to go 😀

[johnhazlett]

I have used Reaper for years, and I love it.

[mikron]

Man, really appreciate your view - and nice ending words! thats really true!

[modernmusicstudio]

Thanks for walking through all of these DAWs! experience and prior knowledge plays a big part in choosing one as well!

[bradykamai]

Thank You So much for much needed info!!!
Big Mahaloz from the 808🤙

[skinnyTheCat]

Got to say i was very surprised that LPX was not even mentioned..!? otherwise, great video as most often! Thanks! :)

[ZetsubouOutlow]

I started in garageband, then upgrade it to logic pro x which is so versatille, recently switched to fl studio for production and harrison mixbus for mixing/mastering which works pretty good for me, I make synthwave/retrowave like music, but in spanish

[pascalcreativedesign]

I love your approach. Get the one that feels right to you and learn it inside out. I've tried various ones over the years often different from the studios I recorded at because I'm a PC user and all studios are Mac users. Pro tools a pain in the a** and not use friendly at all. Cubase is a powerful software but although user friendliness is better, still not great. I have studio one and cakewalk and both are very intuitive and user friendly. Not I'm done hopping. Need to focus on one as you said.

[davidhaney]

studio one for me, I was an avid user of cubase for many many years, but studio one since the first version and it just keeps getting better and better and now they have added vst support in the artist version i dont think it can be beaten .

[maddenfootballtalk]

Cubase / Nuendo are one of the best DAW I been using for well over 20 yrs. Even in audio recording school we used PT but of the teachers put us onto Nuendo and I didn't look back...both of these DAws are truly a beast with Recording but as of late been having issues using older plugins 🤓🙆‍♂️🤔q ALSO Reason can be plugged right into Cubase or Nuendo and use it with the DAW.

[doubleclick]

you left the best for last i see. reason and cubase are def the best